Bruno Fernandes insists Manchester United won't be intimidated by the atmosphere at Elland Road ahead of a second meeting with Leeds in five days this week.
Having shared the spoils at Old Trafford on Wednesday, United cross the Pennines for the second instalment of this bitter rivalry on Sunday.
The frenetic 2-2 draw in the first game was a spicy affair on and off the pitch, with United fighting back from two goals behind to earn a point that still put an end to their 13-match winning streak at home.
